Mobile Device Management (MDM) refers to platforms and tools that allow organizations to manage, secure, and monitor devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops. MDM solutions enable IT administrators to enforce security policies, deploy applications, and manage device configurations remotely.
There are two types of certificates that can be issued to devices via MDM: trusted certificates and SCEP certificates. Trusted certificates are typically used to establish trust for applications or services via a trusted certificate authority (CA) certificate, while SCEP certificates are individual leaf certificates used for authentication, encryption, and other security purposes on the device, which are unique to each device.
MDM platforms typically use Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol (SCEP) to facilitate certificate issuance to managed devices. When a device enrolls in an MDM solution, the device can request a certificate from a SCEP Certificate Authority (CA) configured within the MDM platform, such as EZCA.
While EZCA is designed to work with any MDM platform that supports SCEP, we have tested and verified compatibility with the following popular MDM solutions:
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